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'Monster Hunter Wilds’ Open Beta Start Time, Preload Details, and Rewards for PS5, Xbox, and PC

'Monster Hunter Wilds' is letting players get a taste of the game before its 2025 release and earn an adorable reward while they're at it.

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'Agatha All Along' Showrunner Shuts Down a Young Avengers Fan Theory

Billy Maximoff brings much-needed representation to the MCU with his boyfriend Eddie, but that boyfriend isn't who you think.

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'Spider-Man 4's Release Date Is Repeating a Frustrating Marvel Mistake

With 'Spider-Man 4' taking place after 'Avengers: Doomsday,' the fate of Tom Holland's superhero is already obvious.

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The Most Important New Star Wars Movie Isn't As Doomed as You Think

Maybe Rey Skywalker will return without too much trouble after all. Daisy Ridley has just claimed that updates on her Star Wars movie are "imminent."

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New Solar Telescope Debuts Dramatic Footage of the Sun Unleashing A Huge Spray of Charged Particles

This new tool gives scientists a glimpse of the high-octane activity in the Sun’s outermost layer, the corona.

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The American Heart Association Finally Took Sex Into Account for Stroke Risk — Are You In the New At-Risk Group?

The new guidelines on preventing stroke for the first time address the risks that women uniquely face, focusing on birth control, pregnancy, and more.

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Nintendo’s Most Adorable Series Is Getting a New Mobile Version, But There's a Catch

'Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp' is ending service, but a new offline version lets you keep your camp running, for a hefty price.

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The Year's Most Heartfelt Game Is Getting an RPG Follow-Up

The game is inspired by 'Planescape: Torment' and is currently looking for funding.

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‘Dragon Age: The Veilguard’ Review: A Promising Step Forward for a Classic RPG Series

Dragon Age returns after ten years with 'The Veilguard,' an RPG that casts off its series' tactical roots and mostly succeeds in finding its own voice.

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Do IUDs Actually Increase the Risk For Breast Cancer? Here’s What A New Study Revealed

The new study, by researchers from Denmark, used data from national health registries to look for links between hormonal IUD use and breast cancer.

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How Good Is AI At Detecting Human Emotions? Too Good.

The next breakthrough will come from integrating AI with other data sources, such as voice tone or facial expressions, to create a complete emotional profile.

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The Real Reason America Is Obsessed With Beef Is Not What You Think

Today’s average American eats three hamburgers per week.

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25 Years Ago, One of the Best Open-World Games Sneakily Side-Stepped Controversy

'Grand Theft Auto 2' seems very tame in 2024. But there's a good reason for that. Here's the sneaky way this game subverted itself.

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25 Years Ago, An Iconic Screenwriter Made the Trippiest Sci-Fi Movie of the '90s

One of the most creative screenwriters ever reached a new height with this urban fairy tale.

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Common Pharmaceutical Drugs Don’t Work For Many People — Here’s What Researchers Think Is Happening

Researchers have uncovered numerous genetic variants that seem to play a role in people’s responses to painkillers and other medicines.

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When Does the Human Brain Peak? Here's What Scientists Actually Know About Cognitive Decline

If this presidential cycle has unified us on anything, it might be that cognitive decline is a hard thing to talk about. It seems at once fair game to ask about an impossible thing to answer: How well does the brain fair with age?

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People Who Stage Homes Love These 50 Things That Seem Expensive but Are Cheap as Hell

When it comes to making improvements large and small, people who stage homes love these things that seem expensive but are cheap as hell.

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A Halloween Candy Binge Can Wreck Havoc On Your Gut Health — But There Is A Key Trick

Sugar and other ingredients in Halloween treats can cast a sickly spell on the trillions of microorganisms that reside in your gut, collectively known as the gut microbiome.

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This Forgotten Parasite Is More Common Than You Think — Can AI Help Detect It?

A new study provides a clear path forward to improving early detection and diagnosis by identifying the hidden information in the blood that signals an active, early-stage infection.

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Women Have A Uniquely Increased Risk for Heart Disease And Doctors Don’t Know The Mechanism

While sex influences the mechanisms behind how cardiovascular disease develops, gender plays a role in how healthcare providers recognize and manage it.

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Disney's Surprising New Sci-Fi Strategy Reveals a Glaring Marvel Problem

A new slate of projects shows that Disney's approach is changing, with more focus on 20th Century's sci-fi IP and less on Marvel and Star Wars. But is it for the better?

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The Story Behind The “Ghosts” In All Those (Very Real) Victorian Photos

What's the deal with all those ghosts in 19th century photos? Think of it as the first Halloween meme — from centuries back.

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15 Years Later, the Most Influential Video Game of the Century Is Still Going Strong

Fifteen years after Riot Games released League, a little upstart that resembled Dota 2, launched on October 27, 2009, millions of people still play the game every day.

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Max Just Quietly Added the Year's Most Overlooked Serial Killer Thriller

The M. Night Shyamalan renaissance is in full swing, and his latest wild thriller is finally available to stream when you need to liven up your next movie night.

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The 65 Weirdest, Most Genius Things for Your Home Under $30 With Near-Perfect Amazon Reviews

Amazon reviewers aren’t known for being easy to impress, so when you stumble across a product with tons of near-perfect reviews, you’ve found something special

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